Resources

This chart helps your students visualize the bias and political leanings of major news outlets.

AllSides Balanced News™ brings you top news stories from the Left, Center and Right of the political spectrum — side-by-side so students can see the full picture.

This “dictionary” of nearly 300 terms reveals how people across the political spectrum define, think and feel differently about the same term or topic.

Dig into all the perspectives on a topic, not just right, center and left. A great resource for Speech & Debate!

Explore tips, tools, and real-life examples to help your students learn how to spot and avoid misinformation, disinformation and fake news.

See a breakdown of over a dozen types of media bias, along with examples of the different types of bias being used in popular media outlets.

Search recent news from outlets on the Left, Center and Right so you and your students can get the full picture.

A curation of the latest news by topic or issue, as well as background information, conversation guides and more to get a balanced perspective.

Our blog explores media bias, media literacy, filter bubbles, political polarization, and bridging divides. We highlight multiple perspectives, including views that might be overlooked by the broader media.

Right and Left news outlets often cover the same stories in drastically different ways. The AllSides Story of the Week provides a weekly media bias breakdown.

Prepare your students for election season with up-to-date news coverage related to voting rights, voter fraud, election law, gerrymandering, and related issues. In partnership with Gilder Lehrman's "The Right To Vote" program.